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Well, the first consignment of old Lego arrived in the post from my Mum yesterday; just an A4 jiffy envelope, but with some new elements. I decided to use a classic space angled window piece deployed on its side as an unusual cockpit; the rest of this little spaceship hangs around this conceit.

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Justin M

April 29, 2012

Outstanding job! :)

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Brody Allen

March 21, 2012

I have those same 45 degree windows that I have been trying to utilize in a design but haven't figured anything out yet. Your design uses them superbly.

Tim C

March 21, 2012

Nice, original design. I always enjoy seeing how you're going to utilize your pieces. Steering wheels as propulsion. Would never have thought of it myself. And your SNOT work is impressive. Great job.

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Disaster Man

March 16, 2012

I want that. Seriously. It's that cool. Good job!

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El Barto !

March 16, 2012

Great idea to use those old 45 degree windows!

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Marshall H

March 12, 2012

Great work on cockpit David. Great open viewing area for the pilot. I had that same window piece as a kid. It's a joy to see one again. So happy for you getting reunited with your childhood collection. Must be like meeting with an old friend. Great work David!

Locutus 666

March 11, 2012

Oh yes we do! :)

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David Alexander Smith

March 11, 2012

Quoting Locutus 666 Awesome!

I think we both share the passion for 80's space Lego sets. Thanks for the comments.

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David Alexander Smith

March 11, 2012

Quoting Chris Roach Great use of classic space era parts!

Thanks so much; that means a lot coming from an expert builder like yourself. I'm loving all your work by the way.

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David Alexander Smith

March 11, 2012

Quoting andros tempest a very original design. I could totally imagine this as an official set back in the day, you've captured the spirit of the classic space sets well.

That's high praise indeed, thanks Andros.